Sreekanth's blogSuper Cavitation - The New Generation Speed ResearchSreekanth, Thu, 2005-11-10 19:36I just happened to watch a telecast on Discovery India on a topic called Speed with modern research and one of the ideas that predicted much result was Super Cavitation. Supercavitation is the use of cavitation effects to create a large bubble of gas inside a liquid, allowing an object to travel at great speed through the liquid by being wholly enveloped by the bubble. The cavity (i.e., the bubble) reduces the drag on the object and precisely this makes supercavitation an attractive technology: drag is normally about 1,000 times greater in water than in air. The potential of this technology being relatively frictionless linear as well as radial motion in an environment of much high density and hence much high drag. Distributed LAN Gaming ArchitectureSreekanth, Thu, 2005-09-01 18:26[img_assist|fid=64|thumb=1|alt=Web]
Distributed LAN Gaming Architecture, aka, DLAN'GA', is the technology that has been implemented on Gaming Competition Arenas on a Windows 2003 based Server Client System.
Why DLANGA? Try it yourself and feel the difference!!! Internet Explorer 7 Beta 1Sreekanth, Sun, 2005-08-28 17:57[img_assist|fid=49|thumb=1|alt=Windows PIC]
All and more about the much anticipated IE7 which would compete against Firefox 1.5 in future.
Read more at: Goto IE7 Page Google Slams other IM Clients with Google TalkSreekanth, Sat, 2005-08-27 13:55Oh Man, its becoming more and more clear. Google is going to take over the internet world !!!!!
Get it now on http://google.com/talk Take a look of Google Talk to feel the simplicity and power Google Secret Lab, PreludeSreekanth, Fri, 2005-08-26 12:44[img_assist|fid=64|thumb=1|alt=Web]
Here goes Google's secret test lab on europe. Google uses live human testers to go through their search algorithms and pays them in solid gold.
It's one of the best kept secrets of Google. It's a mystery on Webmasterworld. Also in Europe (France) they don't know what to expect from that odd URL eval.google.com. Click it and you get ...nothing. The site reveals itself only if you have the proper login and if you use a network known by Google. Residues of Eval.google are found on the web, but the full content of the mystery site has never been published before. Here it is: the real story about Eval.Google. They use... humans! Welcome to the first entry in Search Bistro. Why does Google need a hidden test lab when it is so open to all? What is it? It's a lab of humans from all over the world (from China to The Netherlands, from Korea to Brasil) They are paid to check search results of Google every day. Most of the employees, called international agents by Google, were recruited through universities all over the world. The aim is to avoid spam, to get the right sites at the top of the listing and to test new features, not shown to the public yet. I call it Google's Secret Evaluation Lab, but the real title is less adventurous; 'Rater Hub Google'. The coming days I will reveal all I know about this lab - must find the time first to do so. To keep you busy, here's a Flash-movie from a part of the site. Stay tuned, next posting will be tomorrow.Read more about it here: Rater Hub Google Labs Linux Lovers? Keep a lookout for Windows.....Sreekanth, Tue, 2005-08-23 18:41Windows is a most powerful OS, but many users of Windows are quite noobs or in good words, simple amateurs. That is why Windows is still getting a backout when comparing the power of Linux. Windows can do all that Linux can do....I swear since I use Windows after learning to use it. I am an MCP, and so I can guarantee reliability. Coming to basics, 1. Users and Accounts : Windows has the most advantageous User management in any OS. Currently Win Users can be broadly classified into 3. Mainly, Administrators, Limited Users and Inbuilt Users. Basically Inbuilt users are taken into account as those created during the installation, namely Administrator and Guest. Guest is a disabled User. I hereby am going to approach the functions in methods A and B where A is the usual noob approach and B is a pro one. Method A: Usually people goto Control Panel>User Accounts for creating, deleting and modifying users which has the least level of functionality Method B: Goto Run>lusrmgr.msc>Local Users and Groups>Users; Now you have the facility to create, modify and delete users. The advanced features are shown in the figure and explained below.
User must change password at next logon: Prompts user to change their password at their next logon. Usually needed by accounts that are created by admins and then handed over to local users User cannot change password: Disables the feature of changing password by associated user Password Never Expires: There is a standard password expiry time (42 days) for accounts created in this method. This is a security measure but is disabled by this option Account is disabled: Creates an account but disables it Other advantageous features: Goto Run>gpedit.msc>Computer Configuration>Windows settings>Security settings>Account policies>Password policy You will see 6 options as listed below. 1. Enforce password history: remembers 'n' no. of passwords per user that the user has used. The user cannot change back to the passwords in the history list. which means if the option is set to 1 and the password now using is "test", I can change it to "test1" but then after I cannot change it to "test" until I change it to something else. 2. Maximum password age: The password is used for 42 days default which can be changed after which the user is prompted to change password in accordance with the first option. 3. Minimum password age: No of days after which the user can change the password again after a recent change. 1 means I cannot change the password more than once a day. 4. Minimum password length: Length of charecters in a password as a security measure. 5. Password must meet complexity requirements: Passwords must be complex enough for a user to use them. An example is 123!@#iii 6. Store Passwords for reverse encryption for all users in the domain: If enabled, passwords are reversed and then encrypted as a secuity measure. Goto Run>gpedit.msc>Computer Configuration>Windows settings>Security settings>Account policies>Account Lockout Policy You will see 3 options as listed below. 1. Account lockout duration: When an unknown user tries to break into your account with combinations of password, after a distinct number of tries, the account gets locked automatically to this time duration. Only an administrator can unlock the account in this time period. 2. Account lockout threshold: Defined the number of false attempts before an account is locked. 3. Reset account lockout counter after: After this period of time, the number of false attempt counter is reset to zero.
I will be adding more Windows usage methods soon. Thanks for reading Wireless Fidelity / Wi-Fi to evolveSreekanth, Tue, 2005-08-23 07:27Wireless Fidelity popularly known as Wi-Fi networks is expected to evolve at a much steady and competant rate to have its hold against the new generation T3 intra satellite architecture or also known as T3ISA. T3ISA which is a new come project would allow data and voice transfer upto the speed of 2 MBps through satellite intra communication which provides great speed and reliability Since Wi-Fi, being most popularly used as an open communication method available only at a range of 40-50 m from the transmitors called the hotspots are expected to be evolved at a radical rate to cope with T3ISA since one of the major disadvantages of Wi-Fi were availability. Wi-Fi providers are going to manipulate the current FDDI data linking facility between continents to provide a sophisticated data projection system. FDDI uses the method of Optical Data Transmission by Total Internal Reflection. By the projection method, multiple copies of same data are transferred through different channels to find the fastest path for each data and hence to transfer it. The actual data is NOT Fragmented as in the case of frame transfers Expecting more to come of this initiative of Wi-Fi Providers. |
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